[1] There are some details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliptic_curve#Group_law
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[1] There are some details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliptic_curve#Group_law
Here "like" means similarly in magnitude, not direction. If I could predict the future etc.
You can overlay a regular hexagonal tessellation over a regular triangular tessellation to see this.
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Mathematician, want to work on AI. You only need to double my salary as a Ph.D. student and I'm on board lol.
Mathematician, want to work on AI. You only need to double my salary as a Ph.D. student and I'm on board lol.
just kidding.
Such courses are generally titled "Intro to".
You can see visual reasoning as a little cheat computation, you can run math problems through your sense-determining brain, which is what brains are really good at (robots struggle with our levels of dexterity). But the fact remains that you can only visualize in low dimensions, and there are infinitely many dimensions.
Note: You can reduce many problems to 3d, but also many problems in 3d have configuration spaces with much higher dimension, so there's some nuance.